A completely fake engineer was busted for inspecting Ontario cranes Ontario
An alleged con artist is facing over 350 charges, accused of acting as an unlicensed engineer in Ontario. Terrifying enough on its own, the accused was allegedly performing crane inspections with forged documents and no legitimate certification.
In a press release, the PEO stated that the accused was"falsely representing himself as a professional engineer in the Kitchener-Waterloo area," and was reportedly tricking customers using a forged seal and the unearned title of a licensed professional engineer. The release goes on to state that the"PEO believes that Mr. Harding may have falsely represented himself as a professional engineer in respect of crane and lifting device inspections for other entities, posing a broader risk to public safety."
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